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AN INCREASED PLUALLIrY.

BosToN. Nov. 9.-Returns from all
OF the cities and towns in the state
show Ames, (Rep.) 1882; Lowering,
Dem 1881: Earle, (Prohibitionist)
1867; Marks, Labor 84S. Ames
plurality, 17,6l1, against 9.473 last
year.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-09-17

HERE Is 8 hitch in the school man sssueni and war in the democratic ,snp. in consequence thereof. The ex- sniuing board, Messrs. Eerll Webb, En Zeckendorf and Thos. Satterwhite, E Il: last quarterly meeting had a req soa D suspect that some of the appll- es1ts Tor teachers certificates, were too Ee.l posted in the matter on hand to bs sr1uiue. O. ID other words the boerd bsirsgson 10 believe tbst one O. more aiLe sad applicants had fsnilisriz- d tsrse.7e5 with the ques:io3s submit ti 5y the board, prevlCus to coming be- ,gr them. Upon reaching this conclu- SOL Mass.s. Webb snd Zsckeadorf ten :s!ei their resignation to Territorial ,lgeril:endent Streuss. He however ,..ussd 70 receive them unless they re- P7Ftei tbe proceedings of their last Esstirg. This report they to-day made
 1ls sgsin rendered their resignations E-.oh lov, sill in all probability be &C.,
 aFiei. Ir the report, the board
 based uyon the examination papers ot
 ts spp.!cacts which are now on file ID
 es casce of the County Superintendent.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-09-17

IHE entire base of the Santa Catalina ia1se offers facilities for the making of 11ense reservoirs for water storage, t's sIc5eiei elsewhere in the territory. U- bto0unt Of it's great chssms and -7e2 ca1oaE, the southern slope IS prac- L'2..! inaccessible and the summit of I7 mountain from this side can be iseas3 oniy b. 8 long and continuous h2ie. From below by ascending any '-a Of the immense ridges the task s75ns easy of accomplishment, but 1t ''7e-ibeless IS an inpossibIlity. Great GAsus hundreds of feet deep, intersect hess ;idg-s which uecessitste many --s5 o' travel to get around Es 1t IS 'iloQt shs power Of msu to cross Iel' The first being overcome the Na'eler IS me: by second and '-'il stlll wider and deeper than Hs ones preceding. These canyons a1lss invariably narrow towards their e'aihs, thus making the construction '--E1ests across them for water stor- A'7 10 Very difficult task. At the base ', iAis rRnge lie many thousand acres " t good land as the sun ever shown =, every foo: of which can be made ''O1'ary to this immense water storage @''ela, that sooner or later IS bound to
 FNlnto operation. Throughout the .''-! seasons great volumns of water f'-' down these csilcns, which if saved
 '-a suffice to irrigate the lands for 14-F miles around. The rain of to-day -'a'ded up, would have been all sui -''7o' Tor Rn entire season. A big res E'Oli is ss valuable to 6 community as
 el hlied ditch, We think if this ea''ef De properly brought before cap
 ~''h they will invest and it certainly
 "A repay them many fold.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-09-17

TIE Cucsmongs Fruit Company. says the Citrogrsphic. have been searching for srtesiAn water on their lands for some time and have s.ruck a fine stream at 8 depth of:22O feet. The flow is IS inches and slight iy increasing. This is the first success tul attemp: at srtesian water ID what used to be known ss the 22-mile desert, and will prove the precursor of many others. Artesisn water will soon change the aspect of the hot, dry desert that used to be-in the days before the rail rosd, when the writer used to cross 1t by team-one of the most sterile look IDg, forbidiing places in the valley. and cause it to blossom into a weslth of countless shades of green. The people of southern Arizona csn get like results If tkey will.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-09-17

EMR. SAMUEL HUGHES has DO idea of attempting to outdo Wisglns ss 8 weather prophet, but he comes to the front to day, with prediction that Ari- zons will be favored with extraordin- ary wet seasons from now on to the year 1893, when the years will again gradual ly become dIy. He further prognosti- oates that much snow will fall ID Tucson thIs coming winter. This latter declar- stion may sppesr somewhat startling to the summer residents of this little burg, but he bsses his calculations on the records of previous years. If as weather prophet, his foresight equals his bscksight. ArIzOns has at least SIX or seven years of prosperity before her.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-09-17

THE recent proclamation ot Gov
 ernor Znlck quarsntIning against
 Europe and the Republic of Mexico. iE
 lIable to breed the Governor more trou-
 ble than did his Winchester bride the
 night he slept with her ou the bleak hill
 sides of COchise. Under the sanitary
 laws of the territory, the Governor most
 undoubtedly hss the right te ausrau-
 the against any country from which infected cattle were hatle to be brought to the danger of stock intetests in the ter ritory. Butthe question has been raised
 from whence is this danger threatened. surely not from Europe. inssmugh ss they do not as yet know of the existence
 Of Ariz0ns or even of Governor Zulick. Nor IS this supposed danger to be ap- prehended from the Republic os Mexico.
 The states of Chichuahla and Sonora gre the only two Msxioan states lying contiguous to Arizona end SO far as known, there IS not diseased head of stock in them. Pleuro-pheumonia. sple- nc or Texas levers, if prevalent among cattle, cannot be hiddsn, and if it really existed in the states south it would be well known among the ssockmen here bu. there IS not one of the latter ths. knows of an individual case. In view ot this fact the question naturally arises, as 10 what influenced the governor into thls unwise measure. It is a measure that while II benefits few stockmen by withholding competitive csite from the markets of the territory, 1t works hard ship to the general puPlic and psrsl- izes the business that has been fos- tered and has grown up between the two states. Until the governor hes been heard from there Is but one so- lusion to this vexed subject, and that is inst the Governor hss been duped into issuing this proclsn ation by few stock men who within the the mex. 90 days the time the quarantine IS 10 be in force-Eil control the cattle market But If we understand the law sright this quarantine proclamation will be inef tectual 80 far as the real object of the proclamation is concerned. In face of the strictCres imposed by Governor Zulick on the importation of southern cattle, they can still be brought ID on inspection by ihe Territorial vetinsry h. spector. This parsonage whoever he may be, if notified nus. ~st once" in- spect cattle st the line aud if found healthy neither Governor Zulick's proc lsms,Ion DO, the interested parties who influenced i's passage. csn prevent their entrance into the territory. And furthermore this inspection must be made free of all charge to tine owners of the cst;,.s tbe payment therefor IS provided by specisl provis- ion from the territorial sanitary fund said inspector to be compensated st the rate of 5000. per year and sn addition
 sI amount of 15 cents per mile to be | pad him as above stated. To the peo- pie es Sonora we say, bring on your cat tie, have them inspected, the stock | men of this territory by special assess ment of one mIll on the dollar, will foot | the bills
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-09-17

AocoRaIsG tc the American Banker. ;bs efforts Of foreigners 10 acquire large t.scts of lsui ID this country having t-sa partly checked by the sliea land l.7s. they sre turning their attention to T-1i,o ss 6 field for landed investment. lis reported tha. syndicate of En- :bsbneu, headed by one of the BeTes- ,5ris, and having Senstor Hearst of Csiorria srd John ". Mscksy Gs busi- ness sssocistes, has recently acquired r,!s .5 S32,OOO acres of land in the slate of Cb:Euaaua, about 160 miles from Fl Pas5. Texas. This is one of the largest tra.ts o, land held ID one ownership on t5is oO1tneEt.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-09-17
In the Whole Hideous Catalogue

Of diseases, there are none which pre- vious to the discovery of Hoste:ter's stomach Biiters offered more formidable resistance to the old fashioned modes of treatment than the group of msiadies which, under the collective name Of ualarial disease. afflicted entire com munities that suffered hOpelessly. Chills and fever, dumb sgue, sgue cake and bilious renlttsnt were once regarded ss vell nigh incurable. NOTit reioices the hearts of thousands who reside ID dis tricts periodically subject to the visita- tlon of malaria. to feel certain that ID the Bitters they possess a certain defense against the scourge, & sure means of ex- peIling its poison from the system. To the settler in the far West, the new emi- grant thIther. snd to travellers and tour ists by land and ses, the possession of this pleasant safeguard IS guarantee of safety from diseases which they might ysinIy seek from any other source.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-09-17

Will the Tucson Citizen Oolige the people ot this valley by giving the names Of the authors of the preteDded e5.,esp p0n3ence respecting the Red Bar ol Ebich ]; pubishes?-Heralc.
 VIZ have thIs "pretended correspond e1cs" and although We do not without consulting the authors thereof, care to make their names public we st the sane time can assure the good peo- pie of Salt River Valley, that the cores pondence is genuIne and . .s attached to t the signatures of as good men ss there s,e n this or any other territory. The ps'ty to whom these letters O, inquiry lsvs been addressed, is, to say the least, ne Of the shrewies; and best posted usr on land grants in Arizona to-dsy.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-09-17
Notice to Ranchers.

Notice is hereby given that meeting of the ranchers of the lower Santa Cruz valley. snd adjoining cattle ranges, VII be held at the Palace hotel, Tucson, A. IT.. on the 5ih day of September next, st 2 o'clock p. m-
 The object of this meeting IS to ar range. the order of the fall rodeos ID ihe above region and present tbe same Tor con s,derstion of the Pima County Cat lie ss.ocistion st their meeting. lVs
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-09-17

TIE question of water storage snd ...;,sti1p are the most important sub- ;.., bs,ore .he people of Southern Ari- ,,ns to-day. Central Arizons has done vsu and promises better every day. N,r,bern Arizoas IS waking up to her rants and is utilizing her great canyons ,,, water storage purpos ses, but South .., Arizons with its multitude Of ad- rs,.syes over her neIghbOrs, stlll sleeps. The time. however, will come when she will wake up to her interests, and ina. foo. let us hope, in the immeii- ste future.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-09-17

ZULIoK's quarantine proclamation has been lost in mud. It will require re- issue to make it effective against Europe and the Republic of Mexico. But our own interests, however, against which the proclamation was evidently direct ed, gre already suffering.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-09-17

THE real estate agents ID San Jose Cal. have been asked to contribute one per cent 0: theIr profits for one month to the Board of Trade. to be used oy said bosrd for advertising and booming city and county properties. The profits of some of these agents are said. ID many cases, to exceed the entire amount paid to the original owners of the property.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-09-17

Return of the Deputy Sheriffs.-The Sto- ries Concerning the Killing of MuI- venom False.-A BIoodIes. and Futtie Pursuit of the Ru.rler-
The National tribune., 1887-06-09
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bort
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temperance, soberness, and chastity; not to eovet
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Question. What is the sum of the 10 Command.
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our soul, with all our strength, and with all oul
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In Hancock, not IN Grant;
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In kearny, not in Lander;
In Banks not in Thomas;
IN burnside, not In Sherman;
In Farragut, not in Dupont;
JnBaker, not in Howard.
My whole II a title the Indians gave Andrew Jack.
son.-Josephus ii. Froideveaux.
A CROSSWORD ENIGMA.
in Kenton not Boone;
In early, not soon;
In morning, not day;
In August, not May;
In Autumn, not Fall;
In college, not hail;
in whisky, not wine;
in ivy, not vine
Ia whole, If you look straight,
You'll ind the name of a State.
john A. Lyle. Downs, Kan
GOVERNORS ENIGMA.
j am composed OF u letters.
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Z, j, 3, 3 ~ cart.
10, 2, ii, 6 is row.
My whole was "A Governor of one OF the North.
ern States during the late unpleasantness.
For first correct solution a packet of foreign
postage siamps.-Chas. y. Heubert, Marshall, Ill.
GENERALS ENIGMA.
am composed of % letters.
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lis. 9. II, Il. q, T. % is a Ounce;
5. 2. Ii. IS IL, l3 is sullen;
ca, p. 10, 10, Is is n cotton cloth;
-, 8, q, 4, II is a hard stone.
My whole held the rank of Captain at the be
ginning OF the rebellion; brevetted Major
General in 1865; was Secretary of War ia 1865 GO
Book for first answer 10 my address-E. l.. Par
fridge, Candce, ". Y.
WAR ENIGMA.
am composed Of 80 letters and my whole is the
saying OF noted Union General
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the name Of the man who said il;
sc, 2g, 30, l6. AZ, %, Sc. - is battle of the
civil war;
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can war;
&c. 10, %, IL, IS. 10, Il, II is a battle OF tn,
Revolutionary war;
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10, n, &c, >, 81. ], q 70 was one OF the Vice
Presidents;
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III, Sc. 80, 20. "a, -, 10. A. is loyal;
80 IL vowel.
Story book for first answer.-C. L. o. Lucken
Crookstown, Mimi.